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Begich’s Coast Guard Bill Advances in Commerce Committee

By PRESSRELEASE on Nov 4, 2011   National  

Begich’s Coast Guard Bill Advances in Commerce Committee

WASHINGTON D.C.-Legislation sponsored by U.S. Sen. Mark Begich to reauthorize funding for the U.S. Coast Guard, and a second bill to allow NOAA to sell a condemned dock in Ketchikan were passed by the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation today. Begich is a member of the committee and chairman of the subcommittee on […]

Murkowski Speaks On Importance of Spurring Critical Minerals Domestic Production

By PRESSRELEASE on Nov 3, 2011   National  

Murkowski Speaks On Importance of Spurring Critical Minerals Domestic Production

WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, yesterday delivered the following remarks at the National Center for Policy Analysis’ “Rare Earths, Critical Metals, and National Security” conference in Washington, D.C.:

As Global Economy Cools, Double Dip Jobs Recession Looms

By PRESSRELEASE on Nov 2, 2011   World  

As Global Economy Cools, Double Dip Jobs Recession Looms

NEW YORK-A United Nations report issued on Monday warned that the cooling global economy risks pushing the world into a double-dip jobs recession and triggering an outbreak of social strife unless governments take urgent action to stimulate employment growth.

Cain Goes To Capitol Hill Amid Harassment Allegations

By ALASKA NATIVE NEWS, Staff on Nov 2, 2011   National  

Cain Goes To Capitol Hill Amid Harassment Allegations

WASHINGTON D.C.-Herman Cain's campaign has now entered its second day under the stigma of possible sexual harassment cases in Cain's past. Even so, his campaign is going forward with a full day even as the media continues to investigate certain aspects of Cain's past.

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